WILDFLOWERS OSC MIXTURE DescriptionOSC Wildflower Seed Mixture 6830. We have combined 20 popular proven wildflower varieties to give you the best of colour and garden performance. Flowering height averages 60-90 cm (2-3′). Perennial (P) varieties will bloom continually from the second season on while many of the annuals (A) reliably re-seed themselves. Biennials (B) will bloom every second year. Contains: Baby’s Breath (A), Bachelor Buttons (A), Black Eyed Susan (P), Cosmos (A), Calendula (A), Catchfly (P), Chrysanthemum (A), Lance Leaf Coreopsis (P), Plains Coreopsis (A), Scarlet Flax (A), Rocky Mountain Penstemon (P), Evening Scented Primrose (P), Prairie Coneflower (P), Purple Coneflower (P), Russell Lupines (P), Soapwort (P), Shasta Daisy (P), Flanders Poppy (A), Wallflower (B) and Sweet Alyssum Carpet of Snow (A).How to GrowSow wildflower seeds into a prepared seedbed from early May through mid-June or in the fall from mid-September through to late October. A late fall sowing additionally allows any dormant seed to be naturally stratified over the winter. A very early spring sowing in late March and early April is also effective at providing natural stratification on any dormant seed. Site Preparation. Remove weeds by hand or apply an organic non-selective herbicide. Loosen soil to 2.5 cm (1″) depth with a stiff rake, cultivator or hoe. Flowers will germinate and establish themselves much better when planted into a bed of well drained loose soil, rather than dense or compacted topsoil. Broadcast the seed and let mother nature do the rest. Smaller seeds can be mixed with dry sand to improve distribution when sowing. Natural forces such as rain, snow and frost-heaving of the soil will work the seed down into the soil bed. Irrigate through the first growing season as needed.Sow at 125 g/90 m2 or 9.5 kgs/ ha BLOOMING SEASON BEGINS Early SummerLIFECYCLE Mix of Annuals and PerennialsPROPAGATION Sow DirectLIGHT Full SunDEGREE OF DIFFICULTY EasySUGGESTED USES Low maintenance garden, Pollinator, Butterfly, Hummingbird gardens, Source of cutflowers, Wildlife garden
